Dorothy J. Gentry
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Luka Doncic made both NBA and Dallas Mavericks history on Tuesday night before a sold-out audience at the American Airlines Center. The 23-year-old Doncic scored the first 60-20-10 triple double in NBA history while helping the Mavs defeat the New York Knicks 126-121 in overtime.
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Doncic had a franchise-record 60 points, 21 rebounds and 10 assists in the historic triple-double. He also scored his career high in rebounds. This is Doncic’s seventh triple-double of the season. The Mavs take on the Houston Rockets on Thursday night at the American Airlines Center.